United States Reports: Cases Adjudged in the Supreme Court at ... and Rules Announced at ..., Volume 398United States. Supreme Court, John Chandler Bancroft Davis, Henry Putzel, Henry C. Lind, Frank D. Wagner Banks & Bros., Law Publishers, 1971 - Courts |
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... Delay in construction of a new Greenbelt high school is the lever by which a local developer is pressuring the city to endorse his bid for higher density rezoning of two large tracts of land ; so citizens heard at a well - attended ...
... Delay in construction of a new Greenbelt high school is the lever by which a local developer is pressuring the city to endorse his bid for higher density rezoning of two large tracts of land ; so citizens heard at a well - attended ...
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... Delay Probable Mayor Edgar Smith remarked that it should be made clear that refusing the developer's terms did not neces- sarily mean the loss of the school site ; that it would , however , probably mean a two or three year delay in the ...
... Delay Probable Mayor Edgar Smith remarked that it should be made clear that refusing the developer's terms did not neces- sarily mean the loss of the school site ; that it would , however , probably mean a two or three year delay in the ...
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... delay , the judgment against petitioner must be vacated by the trial court . Pp . 36-38 . 215 So. 2d 772 , reversed and remanded . John D. Buchanan , Jr. , argued the cause and filed a brief for petitioner . George R. Georgieff ...
... delay , the judgment against petitioner must be vacated by the trial court . Pp . 36-38 . 215 So. 2d 772 , reversed and remanded . John D. Buchanan , Jr. , argued the cause and filed a brief for petitioner . George R. Georgieff ...
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... delay has made a fair trial impossible ; third , that even if the denial of an immediate trial was violative of Dickey's Sixth Amendment rights , it was a deprivation caused wholly by the federal officials having custody of his person ...
... delay has made a fair trial impossible ; third , that even if the denial of an immediate trial was violative of Dickey's Sixth Amendment rights , it was a deprivation caused wholly by the federal officials having custody of his person ...
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... delay of over seven years amounted to a denial of Dickey's right to a speedy trial . The motion alleged that the delay was sufficiently prejudicial to make a fair trial impossible . " The Circuit Court granted the continuance but took ...
... delay of over seven years amounted to a denial of Dickey's right to a speedy trial . The motion alleged that the delay was sufficiently prejudicial to make a fair trial impossible . " The Circuit Court granted the continuance but took ...
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